Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-04
John B. Finch,
Memorial Services,

crowded out this week.
Some extra bargains In machine
oils and grease at Roth Bros. 225t1
i: -Wanted-A few bu5hels of corn OF
oats on subscription. =
I. Wanted-Several hundrel dimes
and dollars OF subscription. Va!
Mr.. Krenz and Miss Minnie Daum
were married at 4 o'clock yesterday p.
N.
Absolutely pure baking powder and
iavoring extracts in bulk at DR.. Ma
bhias' drugstore. 224tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Farnsworth started to
Chicago last Monday, where they will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Bateman at
tended the Blind Boone concert at
hVoonsocket Tuesday night.
A neck tie sociable was held in the
Cady school house Saturday night, for
the benefit of Rev. Smith. II
81 johnny Weems is clerking in DR..
Matthias drugstore, and on press days
gives valuable assistance in the HER
'ALD Office. I
There was a party out at John
Meals in ANNA Township, Wednesday.
Some of our young folks attended and
report good time.
FINCH memorial services will be
held next Sunday evening in the church.
Rev. Campbell will deliver the address,
assisted by Rev. Chas. Wesley.
Mrs. Nettie C. Hall lectured in
Wolsey last night and tonight will
lecture for the Huron "Y's.' She is
engaged to speak at Waterbury Sun
DAY night.
Wapted;-1,O00 bushels of good corn
at the PaTkhurst rancho one mile from
The Springs for which will be paid the
highest market price.-Ed. S. Campbell
manager. sS9W4
Mr.. Towner of Sullivan, favored
Che HERALD once with call Tuesday.
He is one of our best pay-in-advance
subscribers, and says he can't get along
without the HERALD.
For SALE AND TRADE;-Good COWS,
yearlings, two and three year old heif-
ers, for good two, three and four year
old steers at the Parkhurst ranche.-E.
S. Campbell manager. 2S94w
Mr.. S. King called Wednesday and
paid in advance for the HERALD. In
fact there has been quite rush this
week from all parts Of the county. The
HERALD seems to be in good demand
ID. S. Kellogg very pleasant gent
leman of Alpena, called Monday and
we had quite q chat on politics, rail-
foads, farming, etc. He lives in the
southwest corner of Alpena township.
LosT::-Between ]. 0. Gray's anG
1}rechtel's store, a memorandum book,
with pocket containing papers valuable
10 owner. 4 suitable reward will be
given for its return to the HERALD
Office, or to o. r. Linn.
BORN; Tuesday, Nov. lst. to Mr. and
Mrs. Z. B. Orr, boy: and to Mr.. and
Mrs. Crow, a girl. Bert's boy is about
Z hours older than the small Crow, ana
shows how determined is Washington
Springs not to be outdone.
We wish to just double our list of
-Jerauld county pay-in-advance sub
scribers, before January LIST 1888. TO
all who will pay SITE CASH in ADVANCE
the HERALD will be sent from now I'M
til January 1st. 1889 and the Dakota
Farmer, or IIousekeeper one year.
Notice the change in our stage line
directory. Mr.. Price seems to be a
monopolist by practice whatever he
may be By principle. lie is now run
ming the best livery barn and one OF
the best hotels in town, operating all
our stage lines, and presiding as auc-
tioneer ut every safe for miles around,
all Of which keeps him busy.
Farmers of Jerauld county, join
the Alliance at once. We are now
ready tor business Of which you can
learn in the Alliance. Besure to send
delegates to the county council, which
meets the LIST. Saturday of each month,
ut the court house at Washington
Springs, at 9 o'clock p. IN. Next Satur-
day is our meeting day.
G. w. Hill, Cor. Sec.
C. b. lIanford Of 10 Noble, Iowa,
adds to a business letter received by us
this week, "Wish could sell out here.
would move to your place now you
are sure of a college. That is the town
for children and 1lave three. All You
want now is a railroad Mr.. lIanford
Judges correctly. A county with good
public schools, a college at the center
and no saloons. is certainly the best OF
places to Iet.i Il family.